So you could see why folks are all pumped up, " gassed up" , " fired up" , " inflated" like " untethered" basket cases who are " floating on air" with their " heads in the clouds" .
Each had 12-foot (3.6-meter) tethers but did not unfurl them or dangle at the end unlike what happens at the space station, where astronauts routinely float out at a much lower orbit.
Phobos is so heavy that we don't need to worry about slowing it down, making it the perfect attachment point for super-tethers just under 6,000km long.
What if we put tethers, hundreds or thousands of kilometers long — into space, and had spacecraft use them as ladders to climb to higher altitudes and gain speed?
This means that you can transfer energy from the tether and get a massive boost when released, more-or-less for free, equal to twice the tether's rotation velocity.
Eleseus looked down the field: his father was furiously at work driving a tethering-peg into the ground; he seemed to find it a difficult matter, for all that the ground was soft enough.